| Other author/creator | Reed, John (Baritone), performer. |
| Other author/creator | Potter, Philip performer. |
| Other author/creator | Masterson, Valerie performer. |
| Other author/creator | Palmer, Christine, performer. |
| Other author/creator | Godfrey, Isidore, conductor. |
| Included Work | Gilbert, W. S. (William Schwenck), 1836-1911. Pirates of Penzance. |
| Other author/creator | D'Oyly Carte Opera Company performer. |
| Other author/creator | Royal Philharmonic Orchestra performer. |
| Contents |
Pour, oh pour the pirate sherry -- When Fred'ric was a little lad -- Oh, better far to live and die -- Oh, false one, you have deceived me -- Climbing over rocky mountain -- Stop! ladies, pray! A man! -- Oh, is there not one maiden breast -- Oh, sisters, deaf to pity's name, for shame! -- Poor wand'ring one! -- What ought we to do, Gentle sisters, say? -- How beautifully blue the sky -- Stay, we must not lose our senses -- Hold, monsters! -- I am the very model of a modern Major-General -- Oh, men of dark and dismal fate -- Hail poetry, thou heav'n born maid! -- You may go, for you're at liberty --Pray observe the magnanimity -- Oh, dry the glist'ning tear -- Then Frederic --When the foeman bares his steel -- Now for the pirates lair! -- When you had left our pirate fold -- Away, away, my heart's on fire -- all is prepared -- |
| Contents |
Stay, Fred'ric stay! -- Ah, leave me not to pine alone and desolate -- Oh, here is love and here is truth -- No, I'll be brave -- Sergeant approach -- When a felon's not engaged in his employment -- A rollicking band of pirates we -- With a cat-like tread -- Hush! Hush! Not a word -- Sighing softly to the river -- Now what is this, and what is that -- We triumph now -- Away with them, and place them at the bar -- Poor wand'ring ones, though ye have surely strayed. |
| General note | Opera; words by Gilbert, music by Sullivan. |
| General note | Originally released in 1968. |
| General note | Analog recording, digitally remastered. |
| General note | Compact disc. |
| General note | Duration: 1:43:51. |
| General note | Manufacturer's no.: 425 196-2 (set); 425 197-2 (disc 1); 425 198-2 (disc 2). |
| Performer |
John Reed, Philip Potter, Valerie Masterson, Christine Palmer, and others ; D'Oyly Carte Opera Company soloists and chorus ; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra ; Isidore Godfrey [conductor]. |
| Other title | Pour, oh pour the pirate sherry (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | When Fred'ric was a little lad (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Oh, better far to live and die (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Oh, false one, you have deceived me (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Climbing over rocky mountain (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Stop! ladies, pray! A man! (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Oh, there is not one maiden breast (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Oh, sisters, deaf to pity's name, for shame (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Poor wand'ring one (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | What ought we to do, gentle sisters, say? (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | How beautifully blue the sky (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Stay, we must not lose our senses (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Hold, monsters (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | I am the very model of a modern Major-General (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Oh, men of dark and dismal fate (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Hail poetry, thou heav'n born maid (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | You may go, for you're at libertuy (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Pray observe the magnanimity (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Oh, dry the glist'ning tear (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Then Frederic (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | When the foeman bares his steel (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Now for the pirates lair (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | When you had left our pirate fold (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Away, away, my heart's on fire (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | All is prepared (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Stay, Fred'ric, stay (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Ah, leave me not to pine alone and desolate (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Oh, here is love and here is truth (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | No, I'll be brave (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Sergeant approach (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | When a felon's not engaged in his employment (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Pollicking band of pirates we (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | With cat-like tread (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Hush! Hush! Not a word (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Now what is this and what is that (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | We triumph now (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Away with them, and place them at the bar (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Other title | Poor wand'ring ones, though ye have surely strayed (Pirates of Penzance / Sullivan) |
| Publisher number | 425 196-2 London |
| Publisher number | 425 197-2 London |
| Publisher number | 425 198-2 London |
| Publisher number | D-215543 London |
